Western North Carolina
Surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Nantahala National Forest, with its vast expanse of pristine mountains stretching as far as the eye can see, Garnet Ridge Preserve offers a truly unparalleled living experience. Nestled just three miles from U.S. 441, between the charming towns of Dillsboro and Franklin, North Carolina, this community is perfectly situated to give you the best of both worlds.
Convenient Location
While Garnet Ridge Preserve offers you beauty and privacy, you’ll find its location convenient to life’s little necessities. Nearby shopping centers, restaurants and first-rate medical care are all minutes away. Both Franklin and Sylva are closeby, and Asheville is less than an hour away. Western North Carolina University, located in neighboring Cullowhee, boasts the new Fine & Performing Arts Center, one of many cultural outlets available to our residents.
Both Franklin and Sylva are closeby, and Asheville is less than an hour away.
Close to Nature. Far From Ordinary.
The beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains, along with its affordable cost of living and mild four-season climate, makes this region a wonderful place for either year-round or seasonal living. Here, you can pursue an active mountain lifestyle while maintaining a sense of community. Broad, tree-lined streets wind up the mountainsides, providing entry to neighborhoods built around the natural, geologic formations of these Southern Appalachian mountains.
Western North Carolina is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts.
In fact, Outside magazine named this area one of the top 100 communities for outdoor recreation. Just outside your doorstep, refreshing walks and hikes await. Biking, horseback riding, kayaking, fly fishing and whitewater rafting opportunities abound, making these mountains truly unique.
Several trailheads leave Garnet Ridge Preserve and travel through the pristine Nantahala National Forest, which borders 85 percent of the community.
Location
Garnet Ridge Preserve is located three miles from U.S. 441, between Dillsboro and Franklin, North Carolina. the community is an hour west of Asheville and less than two and a half hours north of Atlanta. While Garnet Ridge Preserve offers you beauty and privacy, you’ll find its location convenient to life’s little necessities. Nearby shopping centers, restaurants and first rate medical care are all minutes away. Western Carolina University, located in neighboring Cullowhee, boasts and new Fine & Performing Art Center, one of many cultural outlets available to our residents.
The Region
Surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Nantahala National Forest, with its vast expanse of pristine mountains stretching as far as the eye can see, Garnet Ridge Preserve offers a truly unparalleled living experience. Nestled just three miles from U.S. 441, between the charming towns of Dillsboro and Franklin, North Carolina, this community is perfectly situated to give you the best of both worlds.
With its convenient location just an hour west of Asheville and less than two and a half hours north of Atlanta, Garnet Ridge Preserve allows you to easily access the vibrant city life while still enjoying the tranquility and seclusion of mountain living. Additionally, being two and a half hours west of Charlotte means that you can indulge in the cosmopolitan delights this city has to offer.
For those who love to travel, Garnet Ridge Preserve is a dream come true. With its close proximity to the Asheville airport (AVL), transportation is a breeze, making it easy for you to jet off to your desired destination whenever the mood strikes. Whether you’re craving a beach getaway, a cultural city exploration, or an outdoor adventure, you can rest assured that Garnet Ridge Preserve is a gateway to limitless possibilities.
So why wait? Come and experience the beauty, serenity, and accessibility that Garnet Ridge Preserve has to offer. Embrace the harmony between nature and modern living, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Take the first step towards your own personal slice of paradise in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains.